March Kindergarten Morning Work Practice Worksheets

Energize your Kindergarten students with March Morning Work, a comprehensive resource packed with engaging activities that encompass essential math and reading skills. This versatile resource covers a wide range of topics, making it a valuable addition to your morning routine.

Usage: March Morning Work for Kindergarten Students is a versatile resource designed to enhance essential math and reading skills. Use it as part of your daily morning routine to foster a strong educational foundation.

Tools Needed: Use pencils, crayons, or markers to complete the activities.

Activity: March Kindergarten Morning Work

Page Size: 8.5″ x 11″(Letter Size)

Math Skills Include:

• Count and Total to 20: Practice counting and adding up to 20.
• Tens and Ones: Explore the concept of tens and ones to build a strong foundation in numbers.
• Greater Than/Less Than Master the use of ‘<‘ and ‘>’ symbols to compare numbers.
• Number Words One to Ten: Learn to read and recognize number words from one to ten.
• Counting Bundles of 10: Enhance your counting skills by working with bundles of ten.
• Ten Frames to 20: Utilize ten frames to visualize and understand numbers up to 20.
• Base Ten: Get familiar with the base ten system for a deeper grasp of numbers.
• Addition to 10: Practice addition skills up to 10.
• Subtraction: Hone subtraction skills to build a solid math foundation.

Reading Skills Include:

• Beginning and Ending Digraphs: Explore the world of digraphs at the start and end of words.
• Beginning L Blends: Develop proficiency with L blends at the beginning of words.
• Short Vowels and CVC Words: Work on short vowel sounds and consonant-vowel-consonant words.
• Long Vowels and CVCE Words: Dive into long vowel sounds and words with the silent ‘e’.
• Sorting Short and Long Vowels: Enhance your word recognition by sorting short and long vowel words.
• Sight Words: Build sight word recognition for improved reading fluency.
• Read a Simple Sentence: Read a simple sentence and circle the picture that corresponds.
• Capitalization/Punctuation (Week 4): In week 4, copy a short sentence, capitalize the first letter, and add a period at the end.